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Name: haggis

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Product:	Loose Women
Date:	08/05/08 (66 review reads)
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Advantages: each show contains a few surpises and opens up for debate sometimes mundane issues

Disadvantages: a bit formulaic. Sometimes the responses are predictable. Too mnay references to LA

Is Zoe Tyler now going to be on Loose Women on a regular basis? I have really tried to get along with her but the voice!! Since she is a singing coach it's ironic that it is her voice that really sets my teeth on edge. She really is not up to the standard of the other regulars. Is it my imagination or does Carol McGiffin do fewer hours since being invited to speak at the Oxford Union. She seems to be spreading her wings a bit which, I suppose, is good for her but not so good for your programme. On the plus side you really do have an entertaining programme but I think you will viewing figures will slip if you lose both Carol and Denise Welch. You really have really good people who come across as professionals. In no special order Jane Macdonald, Colleen Nolan, Lynda Bellingham, Andrea McLean and Jacqui (or is it Jacki) Brambles - When she shuts up about LA) are all worth tuning in at 1230. Anyway it's very hot today and since it's cold here in Guildford library, I thought I would spend some time writing to you. Hope you don't mind. I'm Sure Zoe Tyler is very nice and it's just me who finds her a bit offputing. I can't sing for toffee so maybe I'm just jealous!!
Love Liz from Guildford
PS: There is not a lot I like actually. For example, I hate sunshine and therefore am very depressed with this rotten hot summer weather. Plus the foliage and all the damn flowers make me claustrophic. Do any of your loose women feel the same. I bet they are all summer people but I would really like to hear from anyone who looks forward to lovely wintry days with a beautiful wintry landscape.

Summary: Overall a good show. As a viewer of Question Time, Newsnight et al, Loose women is refreshing